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Article is really light on details.. But they mention that they are basing their intelligence metric on an organism's Kolmogorov complexity. It sounds to me li
by bhousel 16y ago
Article is really light on details.. But they mention that they are basing their intelligence metric on an organism's Kolmogorov complexity. It sounds to me like they are quantifying randomness, not intelligence.
- abecedarius 16y agoI believe they meant the Kolmogorov complexity of the environment constituting the problem posed to the agent -- not the complexity of the agent itself. I don't have access to the paper, though. (Edit: the paper confirms this -- thanks, rubidium.)
- rubidium 16y agoActual paper can be found at one of the authors websites: http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~dld/Publications/HernandezOrallo+DoweArtificialIntelligenceJArticle.pdf http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~dld/Publications/HernandezOra.... Generally applicable hint: google the paper title. There's often a free pdf posted somewhere, usually at an author's webpage.
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